Raising participation age to 18 had ‘limited impact’, study suggests But researchers say the policy has ‘untapped potential to expand learning opportunities’ as they call for a review
Members revealed for white working-class kids inquiry Trust heads, union leaders and two former education secretaries included on group investigating issue
‘Conflict’ as safety valve councils issue fewer EHCPs, review finds Government-commissioned study reveals ‘tensions’ between families and local authorities in controversial SEND bailout scheme
Met Police stops school lessons on violence against women and girls The force said sensitive subjects “may be better handled by specialists”
‘Transformational’: Smartphone-free schools reveal impact of bans Leaders who banned mobile phones saw suspensions drop, fewer safeguarding incidents and happier staff
Strikes at London trust over ‘two tier’ maternity pay called off Trust bumps up maternity pay that was already 30 per cent above national average to avert more disruption
David Ross Education Trust appoints new CEO He will take over from Stuart Burns at one of England’s biggest MATs
New ‘digital divide’ emerges as private schools ‘forge ahead’ on AI Private schools three times more likely to have school-wide AI strategy than their state counterparts, study finds
Oak releases DfE-backed resources to tackle misogyny and online safety It comes as the DfE prepares to published its revised relationships, sex and health education guidance